Imagine a sunny day with the sky so blue and the air filled with happy sounds. Birds are singing, and dogs are barking. It’s the perfect day to have fun riding in the park!
First, we see someone on a skateboard. They are gliding smoothly on the path, moving side to side. They bend their knees and stretch out their arms to keep their balance. They even do cool tricks and jump in the air! Skateboarding is so much fun, especially on a sunny day like this.
But do you know what makes it even better? Having a friend with you! Riding is more fun when you share it with someone else. Friends make every ride a special adventure.
Now, here comes Elmo on his tricycle! He has three wheels and a bell on his handlebars. Ding ding! Elmo pedals fast and is full of joy and excitement. Riding a tricycle is just as fun as skateboarding!
As Elmo rides along, we see that riding is even better when we do it together. Whether it’s on a skateboard or a tricycle, sharing the ride makes it extra special and fun.
At the end of the day, riding in the park is all about friendship and fun. Whether you have four wheels or three, riding together makes happy memories. Remember, riding is always better when we ride together!
Friendship Wheels: Pair up with a friend and take turns pretending to ride different types of wheels, like a skateboard or a tricycle. Use your imagination to create a fun adventure in the park. Afterward, talk about how it felt to share the ride with a friend. What made it special? How did you help each other during your pretend ride?
Balance and Move: Create a simple obstacle course in your backyard or living room using pillows, chairs, or other safe objects. Pretend you are on a skateboard or tricycle and practice moving around the obstacles. Can you keep your balance like the skateboarder in the story? Invite a friend or family member to join you and see who can complete the course the fastest while staying balanced.
Draw Your Ride: Draw a picture of yourself riding with a friend in the park. What kind of wheels are you using? Are you on a skateboard, a tricycle, or something else? Add details like the sunny sky, birds, and trees. Share your drawing with the class and explain why riding together is fun and important.
